Given that we consider interpolation factors I=1,2,3, in the speed range from 50 to 300 km/h, at least two curves overlap, thus allowing for evaluating the level of agreement of the results between different interpolation factors.
Given that we consider γn fixed (it is one of the few parameters that we were able to estimate from experimental data), we picked the time delay necessary to have a 2 hrs cycling period.
Given that we consider several loci, this definition of the weights supposes that we have identified the allelic composition of each individual for all loci.
Given that we consider the effect of kin on time until next birth using a sample of closed birth intervals, the cumulative hazard rate increases over time until it is equal to one and all women have given birth.
The reviewers are right that, in general, our method doesn't provide a way to analytically compute the eigenvalues and, given that we consider a large class of matrices, it would be surprising if we could.
Given that we consider an instance of the problem where s* is relatively small, so there is little freedom to fill the OR days, the deviation of 7.7% from the value of 9.60 slots (calculated with the queuing model) will be smaller in most other (larger) instances of the problem.
Given that we are considering simple models, we choose not to perform a static-to-dynamic elasticity conversion (e.g., Angus et al. 2011) as would typically be done for field studies (e.g., He et al. 2016a).
Given that we are considering highly conserved genes whose functions are important to the survival of the organism, mechanisms such as these would provide a survival advantage and could be used under conditions that compromised the continued functioning of the organism or the requirements of the monitoring process.
OMA and Ensembl Compara performed surprisingly well given that we only consider the one-to-one groups that were generated.
This soft enrichment is plausible, given that we are considering all known human TSS and not specific populations of genes.
